Residents of Maple Grove, looking to declutter this spring, now have two city-backed options to dispose of their unwanted trinkets and trash. The local government is stepping in to help people say goodbye to the old, ranging from worn-out appliances to tires that have tread their last mile.

The city's initiative promises citizens a chance to clean to start anew, offering a ceremonial shedding of the physical remnants of the past seasons. City officials have laid out plans for a pair of clean-up days that allow locals to confidently rid themselves of difficult-to-discard items like propane tanks and scrap metal. The call is to not only tidy up personal spaces but significantly to contribute to a broader sense of renewal throughout the community.

Details about what items will be accepted, associated costs, and other logistical considerations can be found on the city's official website, which residents are encouraged to visit for comprehensive information. A recent post on the City of Maple Grove's Facebook page echoes this message, urging locals to take advantage of the services provided.